Indian fashion designer pays tribute to Michael Jackson
30 Aug 2009, 1522 Hrs

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Bangalore, Aug 30 A collection inspired by 'King of Pop' Michael Jackson left Indian fashion enthusiasts awed in Bangalore.

Showcased by the one of the city's leading fashion designer, Michelle Salins, the event aptly titled 'Really Michael Jackson' was a tribute to the late singer on his 51st birthday.

Comprising of enchanting ensembles in vivid colours, the collection stood out for its glamour quotient.

Gowns, dresses, and traditional outfits such as saris left everyone spellbound.

Connoisseurs of life-style opined that the all white gown with angel wings created by designer Salins was a perfect tribute from Salins to Jackson.

"The theme is 'really Michael'. We've lost such a great entertainer," said Salins.he show wove its charm and was much appreciated by the audience.

"I though it was really nice, especially the gowns were exceedingly nice and she (Michelle Salins) made some fantastic designs on Michael Jackson. I think it's a perfect tribute specially on his birthday," opined cricketer Robin Uthappa, who also walked the ramp.

Michael Jackson suffered cardiac arrest and died on June 25.

A police investigation into his death appears to have focused on his use of certain restricted drugs and on the doctors who treated him.

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